Status of the class:
Check-in to see what everyone needs to do in order to gather their footage for their projects
How can we help each other?
Create a schedule to help ensure everyone will be successful in completing their goals
Tuesday, Nov. 30 - Finish gathering images and video clips
Finish helping each other and gathering your own footage
Be ready to start editing tomorrow!
Wednesday, Dec. 1 - Edit
Begin editing your video
Options for converting video file formats: zamzar, any video converter, real player converter, firefox download helper (converts)
As you create your final project, keep in mind your answers to the following questions: Audience (Who do you want to share your message with?) Purpose (What do you want to accomplish with your message?) Message (What is the main point/thesis/gist of your message?) Impact (What do you want to be the result of someone watching your video?)
I want my audience to think . . .
I want my audience to feel . . .
I want my audience to do . . .
I want my audience to walk away with the idea that . .
Things to consider when editing:
Transitions
Music
Voice over
Effects
Title
Credits
Thursday, Dec. 2 - Edit Some More
As you edit and add music and voice to your video keep in mind that you don't want to distract from the intent and message of the movie and that all your material must be "fair use" or creative commons licensed or it will be taken down off the web.
1. Find the Video page on the FCP Ning under "Multimedia" and follow the directions to upload your video file
3. Add appropriate title, description, and tags
4. Tags should include "ISA Videos", FCP10-3, and the standard tag for your topic - plus any additional keywords you'd like to use
5. Keep your video page open, you'll need to grab the URL and embed code for the next step!
STEP TWO: Add your Video to the WIKI
After uploading your video to the FCP Ning, you will be linking it to TWO pages on the FCP 10-3A wiki
How to Find these TWO Pages
1. The Master List of Final Videos (link your video and fill in the rest of the template info) - TELL your classmates when you are editing this page, so we don't have a "wiki war"!
2. The "Video Page" for your topic (link AND embed your video and fill in the rest of the template) - NOT the topic page itself (even though some students have done this, it's a mistake and will make the pages too big, which causes them to stop working properly)
Tip: To find your "Video Page" - Start on your topic page; jump down to "Video Artifacts" and click the FIRST link under that heading
It says something like "Go to the Accompanying Wiki to View Google Takes over the World Student final videos"
PLEASE: Follow the directions at the top of each page very carefully!
Be sure you are following the Video Number Instructions for the Master List of Final Videos
There is a template at the top of your "Video Page" for you to cut and paste as you add your information
CONGRATULATIONS!
You're done with this part of the project.
There will be a worldwide (virtual) Awards Ceremony onThursday, Dec. 16 at 8:00 AM our time.
Please put this on your calendar and plan to join us for breakfast and celebration!
(Ms. Allen's 2nd period will be here with us, and last year Ms. Bieser and Mr. Magadance joined us, too)
Monday, Dec. 6 - This is it!
Today is the absolutely last day to upload your videos.
The the Master List of Final Videos for judging will be locked at midnight.
If you are finished, you can either help a classmate or watch Growing Up Online, a PBS documentary from 2008
Table of Contents
Monday, Nov. 29 - Gather your raw materials
Status of the class:Check-in to see what everyone needs to do in order to gather their footage for their projects
How can we help each other?
Create a schedule to help ensure everyone will be successful in completing their goals
Tuesday, Nov. 30 - Finish gathering images and video clips
Finish helping each other and gathering your own footageBe ready to start editing tomorrow!
Wednesday, Dec. 1 - Edit
Begin editing your videoOptions for converting video file formats: zamzar, any video converter, real player converter, firefox download helper (converts)
As you create your final project, keep in mind your answers to the following questions:
Audience (Who do you want to share your message with?)
Purpose (What do you want to accomplish with your message?)
Message (What is the main point/thesis/gist of your message?)
Impact (What do you want to be the result of someone watching your video?)
Things to consider when editing:
Thursday, Dec. 2 - Edit Some More
As you edit and add music and voice to your video keep in mind that you don't want to distract from the intent and message of the movie and that all your material must be "fair use" or creative commons licensed or it will be taken down off the web.Sources for Creative Commons licensed and copyright-free music:
CC Audio
CC Search Engine
CC Content Directories
CCMixter
Classic Cat: free classical catalogue
Dan-O Songs
Free Music Downloads on Last.fm
Free Music Downloads on Seton CCHS Virtual Library
Freeplay Music
The Freesound Project
Jamendo
Jewelbeat
Josh Woodward: Creative Commons Acoustic Rock
MYBYTES: Music Mixter
PodsafeAudio
Royalty-Free Music
SoundJunction
SoundSnap
SoundzAbound
Wikimedia Commons
Looking for more options? Here are some additional lists:
CopyrightFreeMusic from Teaching with Thinking and Technology
Copyright-friendly music and sound from Joyce Valenza
Friday, Dec. 3 - Upload!
There are directions for Submitting Your Video to the Project on the project help wiki
STEP ONE: Post your Video to the NING
We've done this part before, remember?Here's the Step-by-Step
1. Find the Video page on the FCP Ning under "Multimedia" and follow the directions to upload your video file3. Add appropriate title, description, and tags
4. Tags should include "ISA Videos", FCP10-3, and the standard tag for your topic - plus any additional keywords you'd like to use
5. Keep your video page open, you'll need to grab the URL and embed code for the next step!
STEP TWO: Add your Video to the WIKI
After uploading your video to the FCP Ning, you will be linking it to TWO pages on the FCP 10-3A wikiHow to Find these TWO Pages
1. The Master List of Final Videos (link your video and fill in the rest of the template info) - TELL your classmates when you are editing this page, so we don't have a "wiki war"!2. The "Video Page" for your topic (link AND embed your video and fill in the rest of the template) - NOT the topic page itself (even though some students have done this, it's a mistake and will make the pages too big, which causes them to stop working properly)
Tip: To find your "Video Page" - Start on your topic page; jump down to "Video Artifacts" and click the FIRST link under that heading
It says something like "Go to the Accompanying Wiki to View Google Takes over the World Student final videos"
PLEASE: Follow the directions at the top of each page very carefully!
Be sure you are following the Video Number Instructions for the Master List of Final Videos
There is a template at the top of your "Video Page" for you to cut and paste as you add your information
CONGRATULATIONS!
You're done with this part of the project.There will be a worldwide (virtual) Awards Ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 16 at 8:00 AM our time.
Please put this on your calendar and plan to join us for breakfast and celebration!
(Ms. Allen's 2nd period will be here with us, and last year Ms. Bieser and Mr. Magadance joined us, too)
Monday, Dec. 6 - This is it!
Today is the absolutely last day to upload your videos.The the Master List of Final Videos for judging will be locked at midnight.
If you are finished, you can either help a classmate or watch Growing Up Online, a PBS documentary from 2008